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Father, child killed in landmine explosion in Raqqa countryside

Since the fall of the regime in December 2024, at least 341 civilian deaths, including 88 children and 21 women, have been documented as a result of landmine explosions...
2026

SNHR Documents Thousands Forcibly Disappeared Since 2011

he Syrian Network for Human Rights documented at least 181,677 people, including 5,352 children and 9,213 women, as either actually detained, forcibly disappeared, or still of unknown fate or...
2026

European-Backed Conference Coordinates Syria Mine Clearance

Thousands of Victims Since 2011 The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented, in a report issued on April 4 to mark the International Day for Mine Awareness, the deaths of 3,799...
2026

SNHR Documents Thousands Forcibly Disappeared Since 2011

he Syrian Network for Human Rights documented at least 181,677 people, including 5,352 children...
2026

European-Backed Conference Coordinates Syria Mine Clearance

Thousands of Victims Since 2011 The Syrian Network for Human Rights documented, in a report issued...
2026

Syrian officials discuss demining efforts in Geneva with European partners

According to the Syrian Network for Human Rights, at least 3,799 civilians have been...
2026

SNHR: Millions of Syrians return home, but major challenges persist

More than 3 million Syrians, including refugees and internally displaced people, have returned to...
2026
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SNHR Report Details 2025 Civilian Death Toll in Syria

The Syrian Network for Human Rights said its annual report for 2025 documented the killing of 3,338 people across Syria, including 328 children, 312...

Syria’s mass graves haunt loved ones a year on from Assad, as hunt for clues finally starts

It has been a whole year since Bashar al Assad, who ruled Syria with an iron grip for decades, was ousted from power. According to the Syrian...

Facing Alawite backlash, Syria’s new leaders take controversial steps to win loyalty

The Syrian Network for Human Rights says the committee’s power to grant amnesties and free detainees undermines transparency, accountability and an independent judiciary.

Syrians emptied Assad’s prisons. They’re filling up again, and abuse is rife

The Syrian Network for Human Rights started documenting abuses under Assad in 2011 and has continued to release monthly reports on arbitrary detentions. Over...